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I considered making this an article, but this seemed to be the better way to do this.

The intro image  shows a USB microscope (~$30.00) and one of the pictures it took.  It is especially interesting because I didn't really think this would be of much use.  I just liked the idea of it.  I had the "toy" sitting in my office for only 4 days before I really needed to use it.  One of my users came to me with a MacBook Pro that no longer started, at all.  Under normal circumstances, meaning if it was a windows based computer, I would take it apart and see what the problem was.  There was a problem with that.  Since it was a MAC computer, I didn't have the correct wrench to unscrew the chassis.  I took my USB microscope, pictured above, and took a picture of the screw hole, also pictured, which I then sent out to my colleagues within the institution (a medical college) to see if anyone had a screwdriver to fit this screw.  


It took about 2 hours before I received a response that someone indeed did have the correct tool and would either be willing to lend it to me or do the job themselves.  

|Dear all,

I am working with ASP CLASSIC

I did not use querystring. Just table to table.

I have two tables:

TABLE2 - with the field texts(char)

and

Table1 - spanish (text 30 chars)

I want find on table2.texts each register placed on Table1.spanish

Examples (that not works):

rs.open "select * from table1, table2 where table1.spanish like '%" & table2.texts & "%' ", con

rs.open "SELECT table1.*, table2.texts FROM table1 INNER JOIN table2   ON table2.texts LIKE ('%" &  table1.spanish & "%') ", con

Example: table2.texts: "Y eso ha sido exactamente lo sucedido en los últimos 10 años con un sector bancario que en 2007 sobrevaloraba tanto su solidez
 "
table1.spanish: "sector bancario"

But these codes not works.

Could someone please place a code that works?

Thanks in advance

I am using macro & pivot table  and I have variable dates and time as (06/03/2016 11:27) ,  now I want to filter data based on date & time ( for example yesterday 11 PM to today 7AM) .

Can someone give vba code for this.

http://www.tomshardware.com/news/nvidia-ai-tesla-v100-supercomputer,35917.html

One of my favorite things to do is play games. Seriously, I built an entire table from scratch for nothing other then to play and store my many games.

I also know new parents and veteran parents who are looking for more fun to have with their young children.

So when Google Announced that the Assistant, Home and Mini would be able to play games…I had to investigate.

Google breaks it down into these categories:

Learn Together
Have fun with your family and little ones with quizzes or learn things together.

Talk like a Chef (Hey Google, Play Talk like a Chef)
CK-12 EDU Trivia (Hey Google, talk to CK-12)
Space Trivia (Hey Google, play Space Trivia)
Study.com Quiz (Hey Google, talk to Study.com)
Homework Help (Hey Google, help me with my homework)
National Geographic Bee (Hey Google, talk to National Geographic Bee)
Trivia Showdown (Hey Google, talk to Trivia Showdown)
Math Showdown (Hey Google, talk to Math Showdown)
Everyday Hero (Hey Google, Talk to Everyday Heroes)
Talk Like an Astronaut (Hey Google, play Talk Like an Astronaut)
Sporcle Junior (Hey Google, talk to Sporcle Junior)
Planet Quiz (Hey Google, talk to Planet Quiz)
Quizziz (Hey Google, talk to Quizzizz Student)
Animal Trivia (Hey Google, play Animal Trivia)
Play Together
Have some digital fun with the family with these games, trivia and more!

Musical Chairs (Hey Google, play Musical Chairs)
Which DC Superhero are you most like? (Hey Google, what’s my Justice League superhero?)
…

New updated for Office 365 - Reassign Sways from a deleted user account - Admin Help

https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Reassign-Sways-from-a-deleted-user-account-Admin-Help-9580e618-3c3e-4d28-a6ef-74c00a997248

This bill has now had its’ second reading in the House of Lords.

If you have any comments or enquiries about this post or the EU General Data Protection Regulation then please feel free to comment below.

https://www.beinfoready.co.uk/2017/10/09/general-data-protection-bill-update-law-digital-age/

Is there any downloadable software for Windows or for other devices connected to our network (such as cell phones)that would detect devices that are sending out SPAM.  Our internet provider has suspended our outbound email services until they know that we've fixed the problem.  I'd like to test all devices on the network to find out the source of the spamming.  Any ideas?  

#TodayILearned: #Gradle for #EclipseIDE is quite stubborn when it comes to adding a JVM container to one's #Java projects.
 
Every time I update the JVM (in this case to 1.8.0_152) I need to tell Eclipse and Gradle which JVM to run, and which JVM to apply to my Java projects. When we tell Gradle to apply the java plug-in to a project, it automatically inserts some random JRE that isn't defined anywhere. It most certainly isn't the SDK that my projects need.
 
To solve this, we can set the Eclipse classpath from the Gradle build script, after we tell Gradle to apply the eclipse plug-in to a project. It looks like this:
 
def sdkName = 'SDK 1.8.0_152'
def sdkContainerPrefix = 'org.eclipse.jdt.launching.JRE_CONTAINER'
def sdkContainer = sdkContainerPrefix +  '/org.eclipse.jdt.internal.debug.ui.launcher.StandardVMType/' + sdkName

eclipse.classpath.containers sdkContainer

And then Gradle nicely adds TWO (2) JVM containers: the random JRE it defined in some unknown location, plus the SDK we just specified.
 
(Note: the SDK specified above bears the name 'SDK 1.8.0_152'. This is a custom name chosen by me. It is the same as I chose in Eclipse' preferences for Java -> Installed JREs. In my set-up, it is the only JRE I specified, and therefore the default.)
 
To fix this, with Gradle 4.3.1, we get to undo part of what Gradle's java plug-in does. Instead of the above instruction, we do this:
 
project.afterEvaluate {
  project.eclipse.classpath {
    containers.removeAll …

#TodayILearned: #Java has a built-in converter from text to number, but it's REALLY hard to find.
 
It's called #NumberStringFormat, part of #JavaFX. Using it is rather straightforward.
 
I had scoured the interwebz for a few hours, looking for a decent solution. Decent, as in: doesn't require me to write the conversion algorithm, nor uses regex.
 
That excludes using stupid tricks as a string.replace(), a scanner.nextInt(), and streaming string.codePoints() to test for Character.isDigit().
 
I got quite saddened by Java for exposing no straightforward conversion tooling for this job, which, if you check a quick web search, is a VERY COMMON requirement.
 
Neither the String nor the Number class contain a hint of such a convertability.
 
Luckily, NumberStringFormat does. It extends StringFormat, is locale aware, defaults to the system locale, can be given custom formats.
 
Akin you'll find DateStringFormat. I'll check that out next: in a GUI I'm building with JavaFX, I need to convert SQL datetime2 into String and back. The DateStringFormat might just help.
 
Happy data pumping!

The General Data Protection Regulation will change the way all businesses or freelancers retain information.   But what data can you keep and for how long?

https://www.beinfoready.co.uk/2017/06/13/gdpr-retention-of-data/